Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson remains under contract through the 2027 season with a no-trade clause and no-franchise-tag provision that together block any move without his consent. Recent reporting highlights general manager Eric DeCosta’s public optimism for an extension ahead of the March 2027 league year, alongside Jackson’s continued engagement in offseason activities and stated preference to stay in Baltimore long-term. These factors, plus the team’s recent contract restructure to manage cap space while retaining him, underpin the near-certain trader consensus against a trade. The only plausible shifts would require a sharp decline in on-field performance or a complete breakdown in extension talks that forces the Ravens to explore release or a mutually agreed departure, outcomes viewed as remote given current leverage and relationship signals.